Beautiful 10+ acre building lot in Buckingham Township! Build your dream home in this tranquil yet convenient location, midway between New Hope and Doylestown. Perc approved. 15% maximum imperious coverage allows 87,000 sq ft for house, patios, driveway. Partially wooded site overlooking small stream.... perfect for enjoying outdoor recreation and abundant wildlife. Bring your builder and your dreams!
Imagine creating your future home just minutes from everything Doylestown has to offer. 84 Iron Hill Road presents an exciting opportunity to bring your plans to life in a location that combines convenience with the freedom of starting from the ground up. An existing well is located on the property; however, it may not be viable. Buyer to perform their own due diligence regarding the well. Public sewer and natural gas are also available in the street. The location is a standout—Delaware Valley University is within walking distance, while the shops, restaurants, events, and everyday conveniences of downtown Doylestown are approximately two miles away. Both the Doylestown and Chalfont SEPTA Regional Rail stations are nearby, providing convenient access to Philadelphia and beyond. Whether you already have a vision in mind or are just beginning to explore the possibilities, this lot offers a chance to create something uniquely yours in the Doylestown area. Buyer to verify zoning, building requirements, utility connections, permits, and intended use with the appropriate municipality and utility providers.
Fell Rd in Buckingham is one of the most sought after streets to live on in the Award Winning Central Bucks School District. Build your dream home on this bucolic 8 acre flag lot. This is a very unique opportunity to build that special home that you have always wanted in this amazing location filled with beautiful flowering trees and tons of privacy. The lot has been partially cleared for building. The owner has put down stone where the entrance to the property would be. The site work has been approved for a 4,200 - 4,400 sq ft home with the storm water drainage, grading and septic approvals in place. Perk testing was done and all was good. A permit for Bucks County Water and Sewer Department is paid for and has some time remaining on the permit. (If you want a larger home, you will likely have to get updated approvals) All you need is your architect to draw up your plans and pick your builder. This lot had been approved for two building lots, but the previous owner never recorded the info. If you would want to pursue that with the township, you can attempt to do that but there will not be a contingency regarding this subdivision accepted.
For discerning buyers looking to create an estate, this is the opportunity. Two individually deeded parcels totaling over 22+ acres of open agricultural land, surrounded by expansive preserved farm fields, are offered for sale — each with the potential for a one-of-a-kind estate in one of Plumstead Township's most beautiful rural settings. Both parcels are enrolled in Pennsylvania's tax-advantaged Clean and Green Program (Act 319). One parcel holds an original 1800s-era stone farmhouse and barn awaiting restoration; the other is ready for a custom estate home, with open vistas and long-distance views unique to the Doylestown area. Together, they offer the chance to create a family compound. Both parcels already have permits in place for traditional sand mound septic systems, so new construction can begin without delay. The possibilities extend beyond a single residence. Once restored, the stone farmhouse could house family members, be rented, or operate as an Airbnb. The open fields can continue to be farmed — either by the buyer or leased to a local farmer — and the barn can support agricultural use or be renovated for other purposes. For a buyer with vision, the land and buildings offer real income potential alongside the lifestyle. The setting is peaceful and rural, yet just minutes from historic Doylestown borough, whose vibrant town center — restaurants, museums, and cultural destinations — adds everyday convenience. Doylestown also connects to major transportation assets, including a general aviation airport, regional rail, and highway access to New York City, Princeton, and Philadelphia. For a buyer seeking a once-in-a-generation opportunity to live in harmony with the natural environment, close to all conveniences, with productive potential in both land and buildings — this is that property. Bring your project team; the opportunities are many.
A once-in-a-generation opportunity to purchase just over eleven (11+) acres of open farmland, surrounded by expansive, permanently preserved farm fields. With unparalleled long-distance views unique to the Doylestown area, this exceptional parcel offers the chance to create a custom estate home in one of Plumstead Township's most beautiful rural settings — a home designed to embrace views across many miles that, thanks to the surrounding preserved land, will never change. The setting is just minutes from historic Doylestown borough, whose vibrant town center — restaurants, museums, and cultural destinations — offers a perfect balance of privacy, open space, and convenience. Doylestown also connects to major transportation assets, including a general aviation airport, regional rail, and highway access to New York City, Princeton, and Philadelphia. A permit is already in place for a traditional sand mound septic system sized for a five-bedroom estate home, so a buyer can move forward with construction without delay, designing a residence that embraces the surrounding landscape. For those who want to engage in agriculture, animal husbandry, and a life lived close to the natural environment, the property is enrolled in Pennsylvania's Clean and Green Program (Act 319), preserving the area's scenic character while offering favorable tax benefits. A rare canvas, this parcel is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the buyer with the ambition and vision to create an exceptional Bucks County estate. Bring your project team — the opportunities are many.
For more than 175 years, this original Bucks County stone farmhouse has stood along Curly Hill Road in Plumstead Township — the farmhouse fronting the road, the barn set back and above. Now offered for sale, it's a rare opportunity for a buyer with vision to restore and preserve a piece of history. The property includes the original stone farmhouse, a timber-framed barn, and ten acres of open land enrolled in Pennsylvania's Clean and Green Program (Act 319), offering favorable tax benefits. The land invites agriculture, animal husbandry, and a life lived close to the natural environment. Dating to the mid-1800s, the farmhouse and barn sit amid permanently preserved farmland, reflecting the timeless rural character of Bucks County. Yet the setting is anything but remote: Doylestown's vibrant town center — with its restaurants, museums, and cultural destinations — is just minutes away, and the borough connects to major transportation assets, including a general aviation airport, regional rail, and highway access to New York City, Princeton, and Philadelphia. Few original stone farmhouses remain intact in Bucks County. This is a meaningful opportunity for a buyer who values timeless rural architecture to restore and reimagine a period home — a once-in-a-generation chance to steward a piece of Bucks County history while creating a distinctive country retreat.
One of the last large parcels in Buckingham Township. This property is conserved but has 1 three acre building envelope. This makes a great Estate Homestead with rolling topography, long distance views , woodlands and creek. Minutes from the County seat of Doylestown,
Doylestown is located in Pennsylvania. Doylestown, Pennsylvania has a population of 8,275. Doylestown is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 26.62% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 32.42%.
The median household income in Doylestown, Pennsylvania is $86,188. The median household income for the surrounding county is $99,302 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Doylestown is 48.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84.7 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 22.1 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 48.5 inches per year, with 22.5 inches of snow per year.
